Dragon Fruits PVC Support Structure.

Building a PVC support structure for dragon fruit plants can provide them with the necessary support to climb and thrive. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it:
Materials You'll Need:
1. PVC pipes (1 to 2 inches in diameter)
2. PVC connectors (Tee: 4pcs) (3 way: 4pcs) (4 way: 4pcs) (5 way: 1pcs)
3. PVC cement
4. Measuring tape
5. Hacksaw or PVC cutter
6. String or garden twine
7. Dragon fruit plants
Steps:
Measure and Plan:
Determine the height and width you want for your support structure. Dragon fruit plants can grow quite tall, so plan accordingly.
Cut PVC Pipes:
Use a hacksaw or PVC cutter to cut the PVC pipes into the desired lengths for your structure.
Top: Short Horizontal x 12 pieces, Middle: Horizontal x 4 pieces, Top: Vertical x 4 pieces, Bottom: Longer Vertical x 4 pieces and Center: Long Vertical x 1 pieces.
Join the PVC pipes and fittings together as seen in the video.
Secure the Structure:
If your structure is tall, you may want to anchor it securely in the ground using concrete or by burying the posts deeply.
Secure the Plants:
As your dragon fruit plants grow, gently guide their stems towards the PVC structure and secure them with the string or garden twine.
Maintenance:
Regularly check the ties and adjust them as needed to support the growing plants. Ensure that the structure remains stable and sturdy.
Pruning and Training:
Prune and train the dragon fruit stems to encourage them to climb the support structure. This will help them grow upward and produce more fruit.
Fertilize and Water:
Provide your dragon fruit plants with appropriate fertilization and regular watering according to their needs.
By following these steps, you can create a PVC support structure that will help your dragon fruit plants grow and produce an abundant harvest.

[@mingtinygarden]

If you're interested in creating a PVC support structure for your dragon fruit plants, be sure to check the video description for additional details and helpful resources.

[@janemiller2812]

Very interesting. I hope it’s not to expensive to make 👏🏼👏🏼

[@PearlineHOGAN]

Where did you get the base for the structure?

[@nazshey6594]

Did U Make the black structure in the bottom???

[@simplemomtv]

Wow very nice idea of planting dragon fruits,good job❤

[@mingtinygarden]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked the idea of planting dragon fruits. Your kind words mean a lot to us! ❤️🌵🌱

[@TH.games..]

I love this idea but i love how the narrating is like a deep story

[@radioactvindignation]

Is it a great idea? Yes! Is it very expensive to build? Also yes. I did the math for all these parts at my local hardware store and it came out to over a hundred bucks, and that was with discounts.

[@Randomkid8900]

Nice

[@Sengulcelk]

Türkiyeden sevgiler harika fikir bende ejder meyvesi aldım inşallah büyür meyve verirler bakışıyla bilgim yok araştırma yapıyorum sevgiler😊

[@GARYNg-y7h]

What about banana plants and papaya are the supports suitable for them too ?😊

[@0samu-Daza1_Mackeral]

We grow these too but we have so much land we might as well use it and won’t need those things

[@peacelife]

Smart

[@Treegrower]

WhAt iS ThIS FaRmEr DoiNg?!

[@Findmeh637]

😢❤😢❤😢❤😢❤😢😢❤😢❤😢

[@maecarpenter6735]

Too much plastic! Please use bamboo.

[@eightup]

No.

[@TH.games..]

Chill

[@oneandonlyray6075]

Rokaka??!!

[@hereisbamboo]

Too costly for commercial business